Boutique Coffee Coffee Tasting Terms
Acidity acidity
Acidity is a typical and anticipated part of coffee cuisine. It is a direct taste under and above your tongue, and its role is different from that of taste to wine. Acidity provides strong, clear and lively sensory properties, without the appearance of acidity, coffee coffee tends to be insipid. It should be noted that this acidity is confused with the characteristics of the fermented acid and uncomfortable noodle flavor.
Aroma Fragrance
Spices are separated from each other by their own taste. Without the smell, we can only feel the sour and sweet bitterness of coffee. The fragrance derived from brewing coffee can be distinguished by our taste, such as "flower scent", "wine" and other slightly different characteristics, and form the taste.
Body strength and consistency
Strength is a feeling, the feeling of coffee in your mouth! It is the combination of viscosity, weight, or bad feeling that the tongue can feel. The ideal coffee consistency range, such as the difference between complete milk and water. The strength of the coffee we feel is based on the complete extraction and dissolution of its oil during the cooking process. In principle, coffee from Indonesia has a thicker body than coffee from Central and South America. If you can't compare different kinds of coffee, you can try to add the same amount of milk respectively. Coffee with a solid taste can still maintain a high proportion of flavor after the milk is dilute.
Flavor taste
The overall feeling of coffee in your mouth is the taste. Acidity, fragrance and consistency are the conditions that form the taste. These tastes and feelings, probably in a balanced time, can create the overall taste and flavor!
The following are typical taste characteristics:
General taste characteristics
Melancholy
It's about consistency and consistency.
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The feeling of multiple flavors
Equilibrium
All the basic flavor characteristics, none of them stand out, but not a complete representation.
The taste of the ideal welcome, its typical concrete characteristics (description)
● bright, refreshing, bright, prominent or lively and beautiful
[special smell of Central American coffee, etc.]
● caramel color
Like honey or candy.
● Chocolate
Like unsweetened chocolate or vanilla.
● is light and delicious
The smell of the contract is on the tip of the tongue [the typical smell of Arabica in New York]
● earthy taste
The characteristics of the soil [the special taste of coffee]
● fragrance
The range of fragrance characteristics from natural flower scent to added spices
● fruit flavor
A fragrant characteristic of berries, dried fruits, or oranges.
● glycol
It has a flat taste in the mouth, but it basically needs some acid.
● fruit flavor
It tastes like a roasted drupe.
● spice
It makes people think of the taste and fragrance with spices.
● is sweet
The unpalatable taste of excursion
● is wild.
A game that is not often thought of and accepted is the characteristics of espresso coffee.
● wine flavor
The wine after drinking is reminiscent of fine wine [coffee, which is a typical specialty].
Undesirable and unpopular taste, its typical concrete characteristics (description)
● bitter taste
It is usually caused by excessive baking, which can be detected and felt at the base of the tongue.
● tastes light and dull.
A neutral, vague taste.
● carbon flavor
Generally speaking, it refers to charcoal like charcoal.
● Dead (dead, dead)
As described below, "the taste of a single horse is gone"
● mixtures
Such as eating food and thinking of moldy food.
● earthy taste
As described as "mixed bag" above.
● has lost its flavor.
Less acidity, less incense and less salt.
● grass flavor
From the incense and the taste, I think of the lawn cut by the grass.
● is pungent.
Having the quality of being rotten or fishy.
● malfunction
It's thick and mixed.
Musty smell of ●
It smells slightly suffocating and rotten.
[the words on the above noodles are different from the taste of coffee beans]
● water taste
It's kind of like the structure of the noodle and the water after it's cooked.
● taste
It's like the feeling of being tongue-tied when eating samba.
● acorn smell
Fragrant oak and tasty oak
[found to be the characteristics of dried rice species]
● is weak
As described above as "light and tasteless"
● is inferior to sour taste
The sharp, sour taste is like unripe fruit.
● is thin
Lack of acidity is in principle caused by incomplete fermentation.
● turpentine flavor
Smells like turpentine.
● is deficient
Lack of strength and consistency in the mouth
● game
Characterized by primitive game.
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Wikipedia Analysis of the term BARISTA Coffee
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Introduction to the basic knowledge of raw beans in boutique coffee
Douxiao doesn't look good. Grading: the seeds are taken out and then screened and graded. Guatemala, Costa Rica and other countries are rated according to the planting height, more than 4500 feet above sea level is the highest "extremely hard bean" (SHB). Colombia, Kenya and New Guinea are graded by particle size, with larger and higher grades (with the exception of Kenyan beans). In addition, there are some producing countries in accordance with the defects.
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